Sentence examples for this matter thus from inspiring English sources

We disagree, evidently, and I'll let others decide whose very personal takes on this matter thus far are the more compelling.

At present, there is no consensus on this matter; thus, the use of FA in addition to SD OCT is based on clinical judgement of the retinal specialists, and varies between centres and countries.

11 It is believed that balance improvement may be related to fall reduction, and we hypothesized that multifactorial interventions can be promising and effective in this matter; thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the effects of an exercise program that focused on postural control exercises in frail older adults.

Unfortunately, this did not yield positive results, and the industry faced huge amounts of civil litigation on the matter, thus causing state and city governments to introduce ATM security standards and legislative directives.

One wonders whether a diverse and fragmented CSRO environment will ultimately be ineffective (or even survive for that matter), thus supporting the skeptical view that without regulatory teeth the CSRO idea will remain conceptual.

So, this matter has thus become a Thing.

In the Norwegian study, family income was not assessed because this was considered a sensitive matter; thus, proxy measures were used.

In this zone, pneumatic matter mixes with tangible matter, thus producing 'attached spirits', which must be distinguished from 'free spirits' outside tangible bodies.

Even the possibility of MSC certification for Fraser sockeye has led many of BC's environmental NGOs to express qualms about the logic and rationale of the MSC, as their judgment in this matter has, thus far, overlooked serious concerns about the status and management of Fraser sockeye.

This inoculum should interact with microbial communities in fresh organic matter, thus promoting modifications similar to those found when earthworms are present.

Neither can we take the statements made by the defendant in his motion as evidence that the matters thus stated did in fact occur at the trial.